Applications

Sophisticated laser systems, such OPCPA, usually consist of multiple parts, the most essential being the front-end used for its pumping and seeding.

Optical parametric chirped-pulse amplification (OPCPA) is the only currently available technology simultaneously providing high peak and average power and a few-cycle pulse duration.

Precise pulse characterization is essential in laser source development, where various effects on the pulse formation and its duration need to be constantly monitored.

CEP determines the accuracy of high-energy and attosecond science experiments and spectroscopy measurements, thus requires high attention.

A synchronized laser system enables time-resolved experiments and can also be used as a synchronized switch for other physical variables, such as a magnetic field.